Choose which listings show on your website

From the licence you verified. PropKaki reads the portal listings attributed to that licence number and draws each one as a card, split into For Sale and For Rent, sale first and newest first.

You do not upload them, connect anything or refresh anything. When you post a new listing on a portal it appears here on its own, and when it comes down it goes.

In My Page, the listing cards carry a pencil. Removing one takes it off your website and off the map; it does not touch the portal.

Use it for a listing the register has attributed to you that is not yours to show — a co-broke credited your way, or an address a seller would rather not see on a personal page. You can hide up to 200.

Press the dashed Add a Listing on the page, or the same item in Configure Page. Two ways in:

1. Paste a Link — a portal listing PropKaki already holds is looked up from the link and filled in for you.
2. Enter Details — you type it. Put the postal code in the postal code field, not the address field; it is what places the pin on the map.

A listing you typed is a plain card. It does not link out to a portal, because there is no portal page behind it.

On the Map draws a price chip for every listing PropKaki can place. Some portal listings carry no coordinates and no postal code that resolves, so there is nothing to place.

The listing still shows in Listings above it. That is why the map often holds a few fewer pins than the section above — nothing has gone missing from your page.

Every card has Ask About This at its foot. Pressing it opens your assistant in the corner with a question about that project and address already in the box, so the visitor only has to press send.

The card itself opens the portal listing. The two are separate: one is the enquiry, the other is the detail.